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A hibernating #dormouse was rescued after being found fast asleep in an old helium balloon caught in a tree. The dozy dormouse was returned to a safer habitat to continue its snooze.
The risk of #litter, like this balloon, includes entanglement and injury.
"#nature reserves are managed so that dormice have safe places to sleep and won't miss this balloon.
"Litter is an ongoing threat and it's examples like this that remind us to keep taking action."
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#Climate and land-use change are driving global #biodiversity declines, impacting species’ distributions, behaviours, and physiology. The hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) is highly sensitive to environmental change, yet little is known about how #climatechange and land-use change influence its body mass.
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#Climate and land-use change are driving global #biodiversity declines, impacting species’ distributions, behaviours, and physiology. The hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) is highly sensitive to environmental change, yet little is known about how #climatechange and land-use change influence its body mass.
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#Climate and land-use change are driving global #biodiversity declines, impacting species’ distributions, behaviours, and physiology. The hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) is highly sensitive to environmental change, yet little is known about how #climatechange and land-use change influence its body mass.
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#Climate and land-use change are driving global #biodiversity declines, impacting species’ distributions, behaviours, and physiology. The hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) is highly sensitive to environmental change, yet little is known about how #climatechange and land-use change influence its body mass.
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#Climate and land-use change are driving global #biodiversity declines, impacting species’ distributions, behaviours, and physiology. The hazel dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius) is highly sensitive to environmental change, yet little is known about how #climatechange and land-use change influence its body mass.
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Britain’s hazel dormice are getting lighter in spring but fatter in autumn as our #climate changes.
“Findings show that #climatechange is affecting dormice in complex ways.Smaller body sizes may help them cope with warmer temperatures,while increased summer temperatures/rainfall can provide a short-term boost in feeding opportunities before hibernation,but extreme weather patterns are likely to have negative impacts
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Britain’s hazel dormice are getting lighter in spring but fatter in autumn as our #climate changes.
“Findings show that #climatechange is affecting dormice in complex ways.Smaller body sizes may help them cope with warmer temperatures,while increased summer temperatures/rainfall can provide a short-term boost in feeding opportunities before hibernation,but extreme weather patterns are likely to have negative impacts
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Britain’s hazel dormice are getting lighter in spring but fatter in autumn as our #climate changes.
“Findings show that #climatechange is affecting dormice in complex ways.Smaller body sizes may help them cope with warmer temperatures,while increased summer temperatures/rainfall can provide a short-term boost in feeding opportunities before hibernation,but extreme weather patterns are likely to have negative impacts
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Britain’s hazel dormice are getting lighter in spring but fatter in autumn as our #climate changes.
“Findings show that #climatechange is affecting dormice in complex ways.Smaller body sizes may help them cope with warmer temperatures,while increased summer temperatures/rainfall can provide a short-term boost in feeding opportunities before hibernation,but extreme weather patterns are likely to have negative impacts
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Britain’s hazel dormice are getting lighter in spring but fatter in autumn as our #climate changes.
“Findings show that #climatechange is affecting dormice in complex ways.Smaller body sizes may help them cope with warmer temperatures,while increased summer temperatures/rainfall can provide a short-term boost in feeding opportunities before hibernation,but extreme weather patterns are likely to have negative impacts
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ENCOURAGING signs of #dormouse activity have been recorded in the restored woodland at Pentre Ifan, North Pembrokeshire, as part of a new #wildlife monitoring project.
The #hazeldormouse is one of the UK’s most threatened native mammals, listed as Vulnerable on the Mammal Society’s Red List. Populations have fallen by more than 70% since 2000, largely due to #habitatloss and fragmentation.
#Haselmaus #bilchhttps://pembrokeshire-herald.com/125439/dormouse-discoveries-bring-new-hope-at-pentre-ifan/
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A population of hazel dormice has been located in a nature reserve in West #Sussex.
The rodents' presence was confirmed when their distinctive triangular footprints were found in tunnels laid down to track their movements.
The tiny nocturnal species has already disappeared from 20 counties in #England since the 19th Century.
#Climatechange has also disrupted their hibernation patterns.
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The summer has been a "bumper" breeding season for dormice in #Hampshire conservationists have said.
Volunteers from the Hampshire Dormice Group, who have been carrying out surveys to monitor the tiny mammal, said the warm, dry summer had allowed them more time to breed.
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Hazel dormice are a native #rodent to the #UK and are the only one with a distinctive furry tail, and while they can live in many habitats, they favour #woodlands and #hedgerows.
However, the #dormouse population has declined by 70% nationally since 2000, and the species is now extinct in 20 English counties, according to a 2023 report.
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Paignton Zoo teamed up with #wildlife charity People’s Trust for Endangered Species (#PTES) and other partners to release 38 hazel dormice into a woodland at National Trust’s Calke Abbey, #Derbyshire, in an attempt to save this endangered species from extinction in the #UK.
#dormouse #hazeldormousehttps://paigntonzoo.org.uk/news/rare-hazel-dormice-reintroduced-into-the-national-forest/
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A rare hazel #dormouse has been captured on camera foraging for food at Longleat Safari Park in #Wiltshire.
The #UK population of #dormice has plunged in recent years due to habitat loss, but the majority of the woodland at #Longleat is managed to preserve it for wild creatures.
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